We have read all expert and user reviews on the Co-op Cycles REV DRT. In summary, this is what cyclists think. Published Oct 06, 2020 by Becky Vordermann.

8 reasons to buy

This bike has a front suspension fork and 2.6” tires to comfortably take young riders over roots and rocks when trail riding.
The bike is easy to assemble.
The REV DRT Kids' Bike has a quality, durable aluminum frame.
The grip shifts are easy for young riders to use.
The REV DRT is fast on the downhills.
The wide 2.6" tires offer riders stability and control when riding.
The bike is visually appealing, with reflective logos and an olive-green frame.
Users found that the bike was affordable.

6 reasons not to buy

The bike does not have space for a water bottle.
The seatpost clamp is not quick-release.
Many users had derailleur issues and had to have the derailleur adjusted or replaced.
The grips can easily slip off the bike.
The bike is heavy. It weighs 31 lbs.
The bike does not have a kickstand.

Bottom line

The REV DRT Kids' Bike is an entry-level 24” mountain bike for children 4’2” to 4’10”. It has a grip shifter and hydraulic disc brakes. The bike comfortably maneuvers over obstacles on the trail with 2.6” tires and a SR Suntour XCT JR24 front suspension fork. Many users had issues with the derailleur on the bike. The bike is heavy compared to its competitors.